The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-04
less the amendment excepting MANNED confed-

less the amendment excepting MANNED confedrl
crate soldiers be STRICKEN
Mr. Rawls favored reconsideration. y
Mr.. Hunt said ~ offered the amendment
excepting manned confederate soldiers because
believe it is right In my county there is d
man who lost an eye, am arm and a leg in thd;
confederate cause, who makes an honest living
by peddlng. don't believe that there Is q
man on this floor who will object to this
amendment save the gentleman from McInl,
tosh, 1t is reflection, not ON the confederate
soldier but on the people of McIntosR
county"
Mr.. Crawford said: "I see no need Of the
bill object TO the amendment because be-.
leVe all should be on the same footing, I defV
anyone TO show by my record where have an
tagonized the confederate soldier. am here
not to represent the republicans but the whole
iight.s' ' ' "els"' 70 is0ees
Mr.. Harrell of Decatur" Ought the confed.
crate soldier to be Disseminated for as against
these wandering gypsys who strip the coun-
try, and whom It Is hard to keep off your
land?" 'A
Mr.. Glenn--'I don't know. The whole bill
should be voted down. 1t is wrong in princi-
Mr.. West--sWhile voted against the bill
and amendments, / think it Is due the intro
Queer of the bill that he should be heard. i
call the previous question"
The call was sustained and the motion pre-.
vailed. eA
Adjournment.
The committee on adjournment, it is reports
ed, will submit o majority report to adjourn
sine die on October goth, and q minority report
to adjourn on October 18th.
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Senate Routine.
! After tho reading of the journal In the sem
ate yesterday, Mr. James moved to reconsider
the vote by which the billt to carry into effect
the provisions of the constitution In regard to
manned and disabled confederate soldiers, was
adopted.
In support of the motion to reconsider, Mr.
James made few remarks. Other senators
spoke briefly upon the motion, when it was
moved to lay it upon the table. On this thG
yeas and nays We're called, and the motion I'd
reconsider was tabled by vote of 10 yeas to
16 nays.
THE CONGREGATIONAL SUBSTITUTE.
The house having refused to concur with
the senate substitute for the Glenn bill, the
bill as passed bysubstitute was again called up
in the senate yesterday by Mr.. jackson, chair
man OF the committee on education. He
stated that the senate, by all means, should adj
here to its position on the bill, and he offered
a resolution to that end. ;
Mr. Wright of the Isl, called for the yeas and
nays upon the resolution, and the senate or
dered the call The substitute was again
agreed to virtually, by q vote of Il yeas to ID
nays The vote was as follows: 7
cas- Atwood Brantley, De Jarnette Hamiltoup
ingstone, Mcleod, Northct t., Peek, Powell Pringle.
Richie Roberts, Rusk, Sirmans, Smith (sixthE
Wollord Wright 0mrty- eIghth)-~2l.
NayS~-Bfaunen, Couttcnay, Daniel, Dilwortlf,
baver Foster, Query, Hawkes., Lumpkin, Lewis.
IA ="
This practically kills all legislation upon the
line contemplated blythe Glenn bill, as it APP
pears to be impossible to get the senate and
house together. All talk OF conference COM
mittee Is without foundation.